Son of the Carbon Fiber Kingpin, Brad Loomis, Chase has been tearing up Woodland MX since he was on a 90. He started riding, like a lot of our fast guys, at the young age of 8. When he moved up to big bikes a few years ago, he got comfortable and proceeded to lay

Jonny became a T7 paraplegic when he was 13, but it didn’t stop him from wanting to ride his dirtbike. Unfortunately, his dad put the kibosh on that after Jonny broke his leg. In 1990 Jonny got his first quad, a 250X, and quickly fashioned a shifting mechanism out of a piece of wood trim. A

Name: Ken Craudell DOB: 4-13-73 Quad: 2007 LTR 450 Quadracer Sponsors: Wife and Kids, Experience Powersports Favorite… Food: Spaghetti Track: Horn Rapids Ironman Desert Race off road course. Person: My Wife Car: My Toyota Tacoma Music: Breaking Benjamin, Disturbed, Volbeat, Garth Brooks pretty much anything but elevator music. Place: The Oregon Coast, or Mountains of North

Katara Paulk has no problems handling her LED built LTZ460. At 18 years old she has a few championships under her belt, and a lot of wins. She started racing motocross on a blaster with her sister. A sport her stepdad, a former pro motocrosser himself, thought they would enjoy. And Katara did enjoy it.

Mary McHugh is our resident Kitchen Minion. Responsible for meals and treats alike, Mary has mad baking and meal making skillz. That, and after spending any length of time with her, you’ll find she’s a ton of fun! To top off that entire ensemble, she also kicks ass on a quad. That’s a tough combo

When Trase Giraud is not riding or showing horses, and when he’s not working hard, he’s out on his quad on his home track (which, rumor has it, is currently getting a makeover). Hailing from Quincy, WA Trase can be founding racing at Horn Rapids with the likes of BMart. He loves his Suzuki and

  18-year-old Tanner Sawyer is from Canby, Oregon. He’s shredded around the dunes for the last seven years with his family like a lot of NW riders. What makes Tanner different than a lot of Northwestern riders? For the last three years he’s been hucking himself off of FMX ramps and practicing his freestyle technique,

Ryan hails from Oregon as a newly minted racer.  He grew up riding quads, starting at the age of seven. For a long time he borrowed a friend’s Z400 and rode every weekend until he scored his first quad a 2003 Z400. Racing was always on Ryan’s mind, but finances kept him away until just

Bryan Martin is Pit Traffic’s resident party-boy, permanent humor fixture, and one of Washington’s finest. Bmart, also aptly referred to as Shortkid, can be found downing tall boys of Pabst, winning Canadian limbo competitions, or tearing up some Eastern Washington motocross tracks on his faithful Honda(s). Bmart is a local Northwest legend in the same

Reed has been in the racing community in Washington for a long time. Since he can’t do the math, and we can do the math, that means since 1996. We can do more math, and say Reed’s been racing for 15 years; the last few at the Pro level.  Racing MX and dabbling in off-road,

Justin got his first quad, a 70cc, on March 11, 2006 and raced his first race one week later at Oakwood where he took 1st place. He raced in 2 classes at the Oakwood Rough Scramble that year and finished the series with 4th place. With a start to racing looking so promising is no wonder we

No, not the lovable comic character you see in the Sunday funnies! Ziggy is one of Pit Traffic’s women riders who tear up the track with the boys! You can catch Jacey Brown out on the MX track on her red Suzuki LTR. Rocking the number 66, Jacey is getting faster all the time. She

Ze’vyer Mott has been making MX tracks up and down the West cry “Uncle!” for the last 5 years. Up until this year, Z was powered by some slick JB Racing hybrids and now he’s rocking a decked-out Honda 450. Ze’vyer and his family travel to many NW MX races and try to hit as many ITP